ZPE

 Unlike many others, I know what ZPE is. I’ve described it briefly but comprehensively in my posts and replies on X and FB. The reaction has not matched its importance. Everyone wants something magical—a black box with two terminals that provides electricity for a million years.

Sure, what I suggest is hard to build. But wasn’t the airplane hard? What about the radio or the laser? In 1201, Fibonacci published the first book on mathematics, and 768 years later, humanity walked on the Moon! In those 768 years, Western civilization rewrote and invented all the available mathematics and physics. Very little came from ancient civilizations, and from the sexagesimal system, we kept the bare minimum.

It’s pointless for the Vedic scriptures to talk about pi to 39 decimal places and differential equations if there aren’t teachers to pass on that knowledge. Without teachers, science books turn into books of magic.

I studied for 30 years and spent 11 years writing the book æther – The First Element. Do you think it was easy for me to abandon the dogma of current physics? But I had no choice, and that’s how I ended up discovering over 30 constants and, at least theoretically, the functioning of the energy source Quantum Cavitation, which generates 2.1×10²⁶ J.

Whether or not it’s ZPE doesn’t matter to me, but so far, it has no equal in theoretical performance compared to anything Homo sapiens has conceived. I won’t go into further detail—those who need to know already do—but I will say that the U.S. government will not make anything public, regardless of whether they understand the ZPE mathematics or not.

As a side note, if we want to transition from coal, oil, and nuclear energy to green energy like solar panels and wind turbines, we would need to open over 1,200 mines for raw materials.